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Tag: Electronic Music
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Röyksopp: (Nothing But) Ashes…
Despite stating that their 2014 album, The Inevitable End, would be their final LP, icons of contemporary electronic music Röyksopp (aka Torbjørn Brundtland and Svein Berge) have released rarities and B-sides since then. …
The Making of Amy Douglas + Joe Goddard’s HARD FEELINGS
We speak with the NYC songstress about her dramatic house/disco collaboration with the Hot Chip member
Oneohtrix Point Never feat. Elizabeth Fraser: Tales From The Trash Stratum
Oneohtrix Point Never (aka Daniel Lopatin) celebrates his ninth studio album, Magic Oneohtrix Point Never, with an extended version that features four new songs. One such track is a rework of “Tales From The …
Casper Caan: Last Chance (Hot Chip Remix)
English synth-pop act Hot Chip has reworked NYC-based electronic artist Casper Caan’s debut single, “Last Chance.” The dance-floor-ready remix blossoms from a minimal but buoyant bop into an all-out party. Hot Chip …
Interview: Róisín Murphy
The pop vanguard on her new album and making club music during isolation
Kraftwerk: Computer Love
Founding member of wildly influential German electronic band Kraftwerk, Florian Schneider has passed away at 73 years old. Along with Ralf Hütter, Schneider created an experimental act, Organisation, in the late ’60s …
Satellite Mode: Click Now
With electro-rock incisions, NYC-based duo Satellite Mode (Jessica Carvo and Alex Mark) dissects our obsession with technology in their vibey new single “Click Now.” From their debut EP, Robots Vs. Party Girls (out this …
Premiere: “舞狮 Lion Dance” by Ian Chang
We discuss process and the new electronic-pop album, 属 Belonging
twst: Are You Listening?
An electronic examination of attention and information overload, “Are You Listening?,” by twst (the moniker of London-based singer, songwriter and producer Chloé Davis ), rises on waves of frustration. Future-pop soundscapes expand …